From archora-research
Organizes research notes into a structured wiki knowledge base with wikilinks, cross-references, and auto-generated index. Use when building a wiki or syncing notes into structured format.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/archora-research:wiki-syncThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Organize research notes into a structured wiki knowledge base.
Organize research notes into a structured wiki knowledge base.
protein-folding, hypothesis-1)[[slug]] for internal links, [[slug|Display Text]] for custom labelsindex.md with a table of all pages## Sources section listing where the info came fromindex.md# [Page Title]
[1–2 sentence summary of this concept]
## Overview
[Detailed content about this concept]
## Related Concepts
- [[related-slug-1]] — [brief description of relationship]
- [[related-slug-2]] — [brief description of relationship]
## Sources
- [Source name/file]
- [Source URL if applicable]
*Last updated: [date]*
# Wiki Index
> Auto-maintained index of all wiki pages.
| Page | Summary | Updated |
|------|---------|---------|
| [[slug-1]] Page Title | One-line summary | YYYY-MM-DD |
| [[slug-2]] Page Title | One-line summary | YYYY-MM-DD |
Override defaults by adding a wiki-sync.config.md file in your notes directory:
# Wiki Sync Config
maxPages: 20
outputDir: wiki/
indexFile: index.md
language: en
| Option | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
maxPages | 8 | Max pages created per sync run. Increase for large note collections. |
outputDir | . (same dir as notes) | Subdirectory to write wiki pages into |
indexFile | index.md | Filename for the auto-generated index |
language | en | Output language for generated text (en, ko, ja, etc.) |
If no config file is present, all defaults apply.
maxPages in config (avoid overwhelming the user)outputDir if set in config — write all new pages therenpx claudepluginhub richard-kim-79/archora-skillsCompiles articles, documents, or notes into a structured wiki knowledge base with cross-references. For building searchable knowledge networks via single or batch ingest.
Builds and maintains a personal knowledge wiki from imported sources, compiling notes into interlinked markdown pages.
Adds a source to a wiki — reads papers, articles, URLs, files, or transcripts; discusses takeaways with user; writes summary pages and updates entity/concept pages.